Elite Gourmet EDF1550# Electric 1.5 Qt. / 6 Cup Oil Capacity Deep Fryer, Adjustable Temperature, Removable Basket, Lid with Viewing Window, Stainless Steel

Wow, I used it the first time today and it worked perfectly. I made fried white cod which I breaded and shrimp. They came out perfect. I don’t see me paying 30 dollars for fish and shrimp again. I would recommend to anyone cooking for 1 or 2 people

Brought for .y mom n she loves it. Right size for her kitchen

Before buying this product, I had a very similar economy compact deep fryer I bought on Amazon. The previous one did very well and lasted for about a year (the duration of its warranty) before it started to fail. No harm, no foul. Felt I got my money's worth. This one is garbage. It fails to heat consistently, largely because of the magnetic power cable that loses its connection frequently, the thermostat is all over the map. It works about 30 percent of the time. The rest, you're just going to end up with greasy undercooked food. I wouldn't buy this one again if they offered it for $5. Spend more money and get a quality applicance. You get LESS than what you pay for with this fryer.

Perfect for one personHaving had the larger ones,This one is easier to clean and uses less oil.

I was not at all familiar with this brand. At the price, I was sceptical to order. Man, am I pleasantly impressed! Being a elderly single I needed a small, efficient and compact unit that is easy to clean.This fryer exceeds my expectations.

Too small but it nice for someone that don’t have much to fry.

When i got this earlier this year (March 2022) I really liked it. I ordered it as well as a gallon of peanut oil.French fries taste best when fried in peanut oil. Everything does to be honest.And this little fryer did just that. Well until about 20 minutes ago. I plugged it in, set the temp and waited to fry some chicken nuggets for lunch.I went into the family room to watch some TV while I waited and about ten minutes latter I came to the kitchen to start putting the nuggets in the basket when I noticed the heat light was off. Now usually thats normal because it will turn off when correct temp has been reached but the oil still looked thick so I tested it by touching the outside walls of the fryer. It was slightly warm to the touch. Shortly after that it went cold.I checked the plug and it was getting electricity. The connection on the plug was clear of debris and there wasn't a burning smell that you would have if the fryer had burnt out. It just stopped working. It's not an expensive cooking tool and ordering another one wouldn't be that big of a deal but.....I believe when buying a tool that I plan to use, whether its a drill for work around the house, a vacuum for cleaning or a fryer they are all tools. And tools should last longer then 6 months of use. Also even though I used it often, I probably actually only used it 5-6 times a month.So that's like 30-35 uses during it's life span. Can you imagen having to buy a new vacuum every 6 months. No way!!!Like the words of my parents, "I'm not mad. I'm just disappointed"

Very nice